Our PI discusses Leah Vosko’s book ‘Migrant Work by Another Name’
On 10 September, Marco, our PI, will participate in the CRIMT Webinar “Author Meets Readers” to discuss Leah Vosko’s book “Migrant Work by Another Name: Differential Inclusion and Precarity under Canada’s International Mobility Program”. Apart from all its qualities, the book is particularly interesting from the perspective of the research carried out in our project. […]
Back from our Second Summer School (and from the holidays)
From 6 to 9 July 2026 the E-BoP team ran our second Summer School. We’re posting about it only now as Marco, our PI and the one in charge of posting these updates, went straight into his annual leave after the Summer School. For our second edition we followed the same structure as the first […]
One of our researchers at the EUI Migration Working Group
On 13 May 2026, our postdoctoral researcher Justyna Hejman-Mancewicz presented her working paper at the Migration Working Group hosted by the Migration Policy Centre at the European University Institute (Florence, Italy). The session, dedicated to labour mobility and migrant integration in Europe, brought together researchers studying contemporary transformations in migration and labour markets across Europe. […]
Recording available – Research Seminar “Labour Migration and the Legal Boundaries of Exploitation”
For those who missed it, and for those who want to listen to it again, the recording of our latest E-BoP seminar “Labour Migration and the Legal Boundaries of Exploitation” is now available. Many thanks once again to our speakers, Judy Fudge, Mireia Llobera Vila and Catharina Lopes Scodro for their presentations, as well as […]
E-BoP’s Audrey Deverson successfully defended her PhD thesis
One of the members of the E-BoP team, Audrey Deverson, successfully defended her PhD thesis on 16 March 2026. Her PhD thesis is titled “Access to Social Rights for Temporary Labour Migrant Women in the EU: An Intersectional Perspective on Seasonal and Posted Workers in France and Spain” and the manuscript will be available in […]
Research Seminar “Labour Migration and the Legal Boundaries of Exploitation” – 17 March 2026
The E-BoP team is pleased to announce our next hybrid research seminar, “Labour Migration and the Legal Boundaries of Exploitation.” The event will take place in Strasbourg and online (Zoom) on 17 March 2026, from 10AM to noon (CET). This seminar brings together leading scholars to reflect on how European legal frameworks define the line […]
E-BoP at the Workshop “Work & Society: The Contribution of Labour Law – A Conversation with Adelle Blackett”
On 6 February, the E-BoP team took part in the workshop Work & Society: The Contribution of Labour Law – A Conversation with Adelle Blackett, hosted by the labour law team of the UMR 7354 DRES (CNRS – University of Strasbourg) and co-organised by Mélanie Schmitt and Marco Rocca, our PI. Organised to mark the […]
The E-BoP Summer School (2nd edition) call opens today!
The whole E-BoP team is thrilled to announce the opening of the call for participants for the second edition of our Summer School! Again, our Summer School will focus on Interdisciplinary approaches to the study of the legal regulation of labour migration and will feature a great lineup of speakers with direct experience in applying […]
E-BoP Summer School 2nd Edition: Save the Date!
The European Birds of Passage team is organising the second edition of our Summer School on “Interdisciplinary approaches to the study of the legal regulation of labour migration” (6-9 July 2026, Strasbourg). Join us for 3 days of lectures, practical workshops, discussions, and feedback! The full call will be launched in a month-ish, with a […]
(Video) The E-BoP team at the ILO: Temporary Labour Migration in Europe seminar
On 28 October 2025 the E-BoP team was at the International Labor Organization in Geneva to present our preliminary findings in a hybrid seminar entitled Temporary Labour Migration in Europe. We presented four contributions which drew on the mix of empirical legal, comparative, and economic perspectives, which characterises our project: The full recording of the […]